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Floorless coaster themed to LeBron dunking... or maybe, it could be (gasp!)... IRON MANTIS... oh wait a mintue...

I'm gonna stick with parks I've visited for this. Cedar Fair: Cedar Point Cedar Fair (Non CP): Kings Dominion Six Flags: Great Adventure Disney: Magic Kingdom Universal: Islands of Adventure Herschend: Silver Dollar City SeaWorld: Busch Gardens Williamsburg Independent: N/A

I voted Wicked Cyclone because of uhh... east coast? But seriously it just suits my tastes better.

I'm buying Time Machine for my back yard. Either there, or keep it at my school and charge for rides.

Just left the park after visiting Monday and today. This new area will be a great addition to an already amazing park.

That would make sense since it is DC Comics Plaza, not Property of Warner Bros Plaza. And shouldn't "Log Flume" be part of the World's Fair? Just something I noticed.

Thunderhawk (1924) at Dorney Park

Griffin most definitely, I don't even look at it much nowadays. Millennium Force also... looks much more fun than it really is.

I second the buffet option, but maybe that's just cause I got a discount.

Silver Dollar City in the next couple weeks... I would love to stop at KK, as we'll most likely stay overnight on Louisville on the way there and back, just like before.

3D Virtual Image Productions http://www.3dvip.com/

I was just thinking about adding this to my Branson trip in a week, but I'll wait until next year now. It looks really great, very happy for them.

The facts on the Thunderbird site say LSM launch, and that's what the video shows.

OMG Yes!

Forgot what my timezone was for a second... I was getting worried.

Shockwave at Kings Dominion. I like the place a lot more since I went last week. It looks quite nice this season.

I was told that there won't be a new train station in that back area.

My two home parks... Kings Dominion used to be a theme park, but those days are over. Busch Gardens however is a great mix of thrills and theme.

I got there right after it happened. Guests kept asking me if I knew what was going on, and when I said I didn't they thought I was just trying to hide it from them. I could barely manage my team for those few hours, but I think we handled it well.

Alpengeist is my favorite coaster there right now. (I know I'm in the minority saying that) I just love a good B&M invert I guess. Then it's definitely Apollo or Verbolten. Loch Ness is always better at night. I skip Griffon when I visit nowadays, as I kinda got bored of it. Grover's coaster is actually pretty fun though.

GASM at Six Flags Over Georgia. I regret even waiting in line for that whole hour. Certainly not the best day I've had at a theme park.

Well I'm hearing that they're still trying to determine where this new coaster will go. Most people I've talked to don't really like the idea too much. I already have my plans as to what they should do with that space back where Drachen Fire used to be.

it would have been great if Astroworld got "Ed Hart"-ed and had some life pumped into it. I wish I still had a chance to visit here, and I think Houston is an area deserving of a theme park. We'll see how the Grand Texas project works out.

I remember on a trip to Silver Dollar City in 2011 we stopped for an overnight stay in Louisville. I could see the park from my window and I knew it would be back up someday. I can't wait to get back out there and support Mr. Hart's team!

Not something I would be too interested in if I'm being honest, but I can definitely see a market for these. It's a cool concept though, something I probably didn't think would happen anytime soon but here it is.